Neural AI
AI with a nervous system of its own: beside its model runs the wiring of a real brain, simulated neuron by neuron, so it senses what happens, reacts and adapts.
Here is one at work. Choose an input to see which parts of it fire, and how its four reactions move.
Nervous system
176,422 neurons6.29M connections
Inputs
Reactions
Reward28%
Caution12%
Attention69%
Alarm0%
Your prompt → 18,735 spikes · strong attention, some reward
What it does
- It senses
- A prompt, a result that worked, an error and a danger each reach sensory neurons of their own.
- It reacts
- Spikes spread through the wiring, and four reactions are read back from its own neurons: reward, caution, attention and alarm.
- It can flinch
- Shown a danger, its escape neurons can fire within milliseconds. A flinch can only add caution: it can make an AI stop and ask first, and it can never let through what a rule has stopped.
- What it is not
- It does not make a model smarter, and it is not conscious. It is a simulation, and its reactions are measurements.
Kenyon 1
Elovaren’s first model with a nervous system under it, coming soon. It runs a lighter one than the one above: the wiring of an insect larva’s brain, 2,952 neurons.